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CBSE to Implement National Credit Framework
CBSE urges schools to prepare for the National Credit Framework, proposing credit allocation for subjects.
February 6, 2024
Key Points
- 1CBSE has urged schools to start preparing for the National Credit Framework (NCrF).
- 2The new credit framework is for Classes 9 to 12, expected to be notified next year.
- 3Students must clear five subjects to pass the class, currently.
- 4An additional 150 hours are allotted for the internal assessment of subjects.
- 5A Class 9 student passing with five compulsory subjects and completing internal assessment will earn at least 40 credits.
- 6Students in Classes 9 and 10 will have to study 10 subjects compulsorily when the new curriculum kicks in for 2024-2025.
Important Terms
CBSENational Credit FrameworkNCrFCredit SystemEducation
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